Posted October 19, 20186 yr Q4 usually always brings us at least one interesting chart battle in the album charts. This year, November 16th seems like a popular choice, with Michael Buble, Little Mix and Mumford all releasing, as well as others like Mariah Carey and Paloma's re-release. Michael Buble's last album opened with 55k in Q4, Mumford opened with 81k, but it was only in Q2 (though their overall popularity/sales seem to be waning with each release) and Little Mix opened with 90k in Q4. Sales predictions too please
October 19, 20186 yr I think Little Mix could do it again. They surpassed expectations last time when up against Bruno Mars and Metallica and I can see them having a strong promo campaign in the lead up to and on release week. Mumford & Sons will do well but, as said, they're popularity/sales seem to be declining, and I can see Michael Buble having better promo in the run up to Christmas rather than pre-release and will probably stand a better chance at #1 after its debut week.
October 19, 20186 yr In regards to Little Mix, I think, despite mixed reviews on 'Woman Like Me', they'll achieve their highest debut sales yet but probably less overall sales than Glory Days.
October 19, 20186 yr I would have said M&S but this era seems to be a total hype vacuum for them. Buble will get the Q4 moms sales but I think Little Mix have enough of a fan base to prop them above Buble. Think at this point it'll be: 1. Little Mix 2. Michael Buble 3. Mumford & Sons
October 19, 20186 yr The Greatest Showman will return to number 1 again after people start buying it for XMas presents.
October 19, 20186 yr Little Mix should easily be getting the #1 here, there's a chance Bublé could overtake them in the lead up to christmas but too early to say
October 19, 20186 yr Little Mix have the #1 for sure, M&S and Buble will be close but M&S will be just ahead of Buble (who will sell better over Christmas and have higher overall sales even if it’s only a #3 peak)
October 19, 20186 yr Author Little Mix should easily be getting the #1 here, there's a chance Bublé could overtake them in the lead up to christmas but too early to say Oi Seven, didn't you said WLM would easily be #1 and it charted at #5
October 19, 20186 yr I can't call it between Mumford & Sons and Little Mix here, my head says Little Mix should edge it but I'm thinking they're about level. Bublé will trounce both though either way.
October 19, 20186 yr Oi Seven, didn't you said WLM would easily be #1 and it charted at #5 Spoiler alert :o
October 19, 20186 yr Worth noting that Little Mix have three editions of their album available which the hardcore fans will probably buy all of. I think their previous albums just had two editions available.
October 19, 20186 yr Oi Seven, didn't you said WLM would easily be #1 and it charted at #5 well yes, but it should get there eventually so i'll be half-right in the end :magic:
October 19, 20186 yr I think LM will get it They’ll go hard with promo that week and they are a force in the UK They’re already charting quite high on the amazon chart after only half a day of preorders.
October 19, 20186 yr Well the form book suggests Mumford & Sons so that's who I'd be putting my proverbial money on.
October 19, 20186 yr I wouldn’t be surprised if Little Mix charted third to be honest, it’s going to be extremely close.
October 19, 20186 yr The greatest showman reimagined is also released that week could surprise (or is that counted as a compilation)
October 19, 20186 yr The greatest showman reimagined is also released that week could surprise (or is that counted as a compilation) I'm pretty sure it will be counted as a compilation, like the Elton John covers album earlier this year.
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